Ted Williams signing bats is like Rembrandt signing his paint brushes. So you get the idea of what a lumber troika like this can mean. And the fact that Williams is joined by several other Hall of Famers' autographs on two of the commemorative bats makes these sticks dynamite. The lovingly single-signed, as pristine as the Fenway grass on Opening Day, gives you time alone with Williams. The two other bats read like a Cooperstown roll call: Luke Appling, Ernie Banks, Don Drysdale, Bob Gibson, Ralph Kiner, Frank Robinson and Duke Snider are among dozens on one. A smaller but no less distinguished lot includes Buck Leonard, Warren Spahn, Johnny Mize and Whitey Ford on the other.